AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCruise Port Deal Watch: Global Ports Holding has signed an MoU with St. Vincent and the Grenadines to enter exclusive talks on a 30-year concession to manage and develop the SVG Cruise Port, with up to EC$250m planned for phased upgrades—bigger ships, more berths, and improved shore-excursion capacity. Hurricane Season Prep: Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre urged stronger readiness as NEMAC met at NEMO HQ, stressing inter-agency coordination, communication, and citizens reviewing emergency plans. Travel Rules Hit Home: Ireland will require visas for Saint Lucia travellers from Monday, 15 June 2026 (plus transit visas), with a short transitional arrangement for tickets booked before the change. Transport Politics: PM Pierre addressed the political risks of implementing CDB-backed minibus reforms, warning that “technocrats” and voters can clash when changes affect daily commutes. Regional Services Training: OECS says Antigua and Barbuda will host a specialised services-sector training programme to boost resilience and competitiveness across member states. Local Youth & Football: SLFA leadership is pushing a new development pathway, while Castries youth football playoffs move into knockout stages. World Blood Donor Day: Saint Lucia marks the June 14 campaign with a “One Drop of Humanity” push for donations across the month.
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